Texas Administrative Code

(a) This section applies to a licensee's general liability insurance, including premises and operations coverage. This section shall not apply to worker's compensation insurance, including employer's liability coverage. (b) A licensee applying for self-insurance shall file LNG Fo…

(a) General requirements. No LNG container shall be placed into LNG service or an installation operated or used in LNG service until the requirements of this section, as applicable, are met and the facility is in compliance with all applicable rules in this chapter and statutes. …

(a) The curriculum for the school bus driver safety training program will be developed by the department and approved by the director, or designee. (b) The certification course shall include instruction in each of the four sessions comprising the current Texas School Bus Driver C…

Nothing herein shall supersede any rule or statute regulating the conduct of an employee of a state agency or the procedures of a state agency. To the extent of any conflict, the other rule or statute shall prevail. Notes 31 Tex. Admin. Code § 14.5 The provisions of this §14.5 ad…

The commissioner or his designee may authorize reasonable use of agency personnel, equipment, or property by a private organization in order to further or support the purposes or programs of the agency, provided such usage is commensurate with the benefit received or to be receiv…

As used in this chapter and in these rules, the following words and terms shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Account services--Are those services and transactions performed by a depository agent that are made in connection with …

(a) A depository account may be transferred to another person only on presentation to the depository of: (1) evidence of transfer satisfactory to the depository; and (2) an application for the transfer submitted by the person to whom the depository account is to be transferred. (…

(a) Without the need of any further agreement or pledge, the depository has a lien on each depository account owned by a depository account holder to secure any fees, charges, or other obligations owed or that may become owed to the depository in connection with any of the deposi…

The applicable provisions of Estates Code, Chapters 111, 112, and 113, govern a depository account. To be effective, the designation or revocation of rights of survivorship, payment on death, or transfer on death, must be on forms prescribed by the depository unless otherwise pro…

To be effective, a power of attorney by a depository account holder to manage or withdraw precious metals from the depository account holder's depository account must be notarized. Powers of attorney shall be effective for the length of time designated on the form unless earlier …

(a) Unless otherwise required by law, the depository may prescribe all forms or other documents required to implement this chapter and may require that the forms be submitted electronically. (b) To the extent applicable and permitted by law, any notices, statements, or other docu…

(a) If the depository determines that doing so is necessary to ensure compliance with the law, prevent fraud, or otherwise protect the interests of the depository, this state, its agencies, or political subdivisions of this state, the depository may: (1) refuse to open a deposito…

(a) As provided by the depository account agreement, a depository account holder may request a withdrawal from the depository of a quantity of precious metal as is available in the depository account holder's depository account. A withdrawal request must be made using a form or f…

(a) As provided by the depository account agreement, a depository account holder may transfer any portion of a precious metal as is available in the depository account holder's depository account to another depository account or any other person. A transfer request must be made u…

To establish a depository account, a depositor must complete an account application form and provide the documentation necessary to establish that the depositor is eligible to open a depository account under applicable law and depository written policy. Submission of a signed app…

The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Advertisement--Any communication brought to the attention of the public by paid announcement or in return for public recognition in con…

At a minimum, to become employed and maintain employment status as a school bus driver, a person must meet the following requirements: (1) be at least 18 years of age; (2) possess a valid driver license designating a class appropriate (with applicable endorsement, if commercial d…

A person shall not drive a school bus, school activity bus, or multifunction school activity bus unless he/she is physically qualified to do so. Each school bus driver shall undergo and successfully complete an annual physical examination in accordance with the requirements of Ti…

(a) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, any person disqualified on the basis of the medical examination may request special consideration from the director, or designee, for a waiver of medical disqualification in accordance with the following procedure: (1) The…

(a) The standards, as detailed in this section, have been established by the department as minimum requirements to be met by each person seeking to become employed or to remain employed as a school bus driver to drive any motor vehicle while in use as a school bus for the transpo…

(a) The School Bus Driver Safety Training Program is applicable to all school bus drivers. (b) This subchapter is not applicable to a mechanic or other occasional driver who only operates an empty school bus, school activity bus, or multifunction school activity bus. Notes 37 Tex…

The school bus driver safety training program shall be provided in accordance with the following requirements: (1) the school bus driver safety training program shall be administered by the approved training agency; (2) the department shall have primary responsibility for program…

(a) A training agency may grant a qualified applicant temporary and provisional certification status in the form of an "Enrollment Certificate" upon receipt of a completed application from the requesting employer stating that this person has fulfilled all of the following eligibi…

(a) To obtain full initial school bus driver certification, a person must satisfactorily complete the certification course. The training agency shall issue a "Texas School Bus Driver Safety Training Certificate," and submit the necessary verification information electronically to…

(a) To be eligible for instructor certification, an applicant must possess at least one of the following prerequisites: (1) a valid "Texas Teacher Certificate"; (2) a minimum of two years of administrative or supervisory experience in school transportation; or (3) a minimum of tw…

The executive director shall, for each proposed grant or series of grants, establish recipient eligibility requirements appropriate to the purposes of and activities under the proposed grant or grants. Notes 30 Tex. Admin. Code § 14.5 The provisions of this §14.5 adopted to be ef…

Except to the extent that such grants are subject to pre-existing law embodying the same or similar requirements, the requirements of this chapter do not affect the validity of or apply to any grant: (1) awarded by the agency prior to September 1, 1999; (2) with respect to which …

The Texas Water Code, § 5.124 and § 5.125 (Session Laws, 76th Legislature, 1999, Chapter 187 (HB 3561) pages 660-662) authorizes the agency to award grants for any resource conservation or environmental protection purpose. Notes 30 Tex. Admin. Code § 14.2 The provisions of this §…

(a) Grants may be awarded only for a purpose which is consistent with the agency's jurisdiction and purposes under law, as determined by the executive director. (b) Purposes for which the agency may award a grant include: (1) development or implementation of comprehensive conserv…

Grants awarded by the agency under this chapter may use: (1) money appropriated for specific grant-making purposes; (2) federal money granted to the agency for making pass-through grants; or (3) state funds or federal grant funds appropriated for a purpose which the executive dir…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) Commissioner--The Commissioner of Higher Education; as used in this subchapter, "Commissioner" means the agency acting through its e…

(a) Any and all payments subject to Government Code, § 404.095, must be made in accordance with this chapter. (b) Pursuant to Government Code, § 404.095, a person must electronically transfer certain payments to a state agency by one of the means of EFT approved by the comptrolle…

(a) A state agency which has adopted rules requiring EFT payments pursuant to Government Code, § 404.095(c) and § 15.1(d) of this title (relating to Applicability and Additional Information) shall notify each person to whom the rules apply. The notice shall include the informatio…

The address requirement for a driver license and identification certificate is: (1) The applicant's Texas residence address must be given. A business address is not acceptable. Applicants may be required by the department to provide proof satisfactory to the department to establi…

(a) Name. The name of this organization shall be the State Board of Review (hereafter referred to as the "board", "review board", or "board of review") for the National Register of Historic Places, Texas. (b) Purpose. The purpose of this organization is to review and make recomme…

(a) A person must transmit accurate payment information to ensure proper credit of the payment to the state agency receiving payment. (b) A person's chosen TexNet payment option for EFT (see § 15.2(b) of this title (relating to Approved Means of Electronic Funds Transfer)) will d…

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(a) Each of the following is a separate category of payments to a state agency: (1) fees, with each type of fee listed in § 15.5 of this title (relating to Payment Category: Fees) considered a separate category of payment; (2) fines; (3) civil penalties; (4) taxes, with each type…

(a) The General Land Office (GLO) will conduct an evaluation of potential coastal erosion studies and projects to designate funding for qualifying projects from the coastal erosion response account (Account). The evaluation process will consist of a review by the GLO of Coastal R…

(a) For purposes of making payments to a state agency by EFT under Government Code, § 404.095 and this chapter, each of the following taxes shall be considered a separate category of payment. Subject to amendment, the categories of taxes include, but are not limited to: (1) autom…

(a) Notice of the department's determination of suspension, disqualification or revocation will be mailed to the licensee's mailing address or address of record by first class mail. (b) The notification will include the statutory grounds for the department's action, effective dat…

(a) Hearing request must be in writing, correct and timely. In order to be considered timely, a hearing request containing all the information set forth in subsection (b) of this section must be received by the 15th day after the notice is presumed to have been received, accordin…

(a) The hearing will be scheduled by the department in the county of residence as indicated in the department's records at the time the notice was mailed to the individual or as provided by the licensee on the hearing request. (b) If the licensee is no longer a resident of Texas,…

(a) A licensee may appeal an affirmative finding by the presiding judge. (b) The 30-day period for filing an appeal begins the date the department's suspension, revocation or disqualification order is dated and mailed. (c) To perfect service on the department of a judicial appeal…

(a) The department is authorized to remove a mandatory enforcement action that is a result of an offense committed by a person who used another person's identity. (b) The removal of the mandatory enforcement action is only allowed for the victim of the identity theft. (c) The dep…

(a) Implementation of conditionally certified plans. Local governments are required to implement conditionally certified plans consistent with the Texas Natural Resources Code, Chapters 61 and 63, and the General Land Office rules for management of the beach/dune system, §§ 15.1 …

(a) Brazoria County has submitted to the General Land Office a dune protection and beach access plan which is certified as consistent with state law. The County's plan was adopted on August 9, 1993, and amended on September 27, 1993, April 8, 2008, and July 3, 2012. (b) The Gener…